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Hoosier Daddy wrote:

fickman wrote:What happens if your home state license expires before the Utah license expires? Is the Utah license only recognized during the time that your home license is active, or does your home license only have to be renewed in time to renew the Utah license?

The new Utah law requires applicants to have a home state license (with some exceptions) in order to issue a new or renewal Utah license. During the term of the Utah CFP, it is not contingent on your home state license remaining valid. So, the way the law is written, you can still use a Utah CFP for gap coverage.

Thanks!

So you have to have a license in your home state before you can get a non-resident CFP from Utah.

What happens if your home state license expires before the Utah license expires? Is the Utah license only recognized during the time that your home license is active, or does your home license only have to be renewed in time to renew the Utah license?

(Essentially, a lot of people were using the Utah license to stagger expiration dates and provide coverage for them during their Texas renewals due to the occasional long processing times. . . in case their Texas CHL lapsed for a few days / weeks / months.)

Can this still happen, or does the Utah CFP become void as soon as your home license expires?